Where to See Salmon Spawning
Spawning season provides an opportunity to witness one of the truly great miracles of the natural world. In previous
Fisheries minister protects struggling Fraser sockeye, while Americans went fishing
Watershed Watch Salmon Society and Raincoast Conservation Foundation are commending Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray for her decision to not open
Defending endangered Fraser Chinook
Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) is the largest and longest lived of the Pacific salmon species, with some growing to
Greg Taylor: Big returns, but not everywhere
Greg Taylor Our fisheries advisor, Greg Taylor, has worked in the B.C. seafood industry for over 30 years.
Watch now: An update on salmon returns with fisheries expert Greg Taylor
We recently hosted a webinar with fisheries expert and Watershed Watch Salmon Society advisor Greg Taylor where he provided an
Greg Taylor: An early season update on 2022 salmon returns
Greg Taylor Predicting salmon returns and catches this early in the season is challenging, but instructive. Many blame
Help defend BC wild salmon from Alaskan plunder
Alaska has a dirty secret. B.C. wild salmon are being scooped up in Alaskan commercial fisheries before they make it
Asking Governor Dunleavy to stop Alaskan harvest of BC salmon
In partnership with three other conservation organizations, Watershed Watch Salmon Society have written Alaskan Governor Mike Dunleavy, asking him to
Greg Taylor: Pacific salmon outlook for 2022
There are over 250 populations of wild salmon and steelhead spread out across seven fisheries management regions in our beautiful
The Invisible Miracle
Right now, one of the largest migrations in the animal world is happening here in B.C. While salmon are well